Sentence examples for politically naïve from inspiring English sources

The added value of economists in a public administration is to point out the economically most efficient solution among the politically achievable possibilities without seeming politically naïve and not to assume the role of a political advisor (others can do so better).

But is it politically naïve?

But that, he says, is politically naïve.

Not that the winners are politically naïve.

Basically, Americans have shown that they are politically naïve.

Many Americans found her views politically naïve, or worse.

So it's not like he's naïve politically.

The powerful slogans of Marx and Engels were a natural result of the unbridled capitalism of laissez-faire, but politically they were naïve.

Jeroboam would not have been so politically and religiously naïve as to introduce polytheistic practices among the conservative-minded tribes of northern Israel.

America was thinly populated, at once exotic and provincial, boastful and naïve, politically and mechanically innovative but with little to offer in the way of art or literature, possessing formidable natural splendor but rather less of the human variety.

What we have witnessed in Oslo and on Utoya Island, and what we risk experiencing in future copycat atrocities elsewhere, is the result of multiculturalism gone tragically wrong through ignorant immigration policies — politically correct but naïve interpretations of democratic values — and an idealistic view of a free, open and tolerant Europe.